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Flower and stripes

© Sue Carter

Flower and stripes

Uploaded: April 24, 2004

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6.7 @15th of a sec. Obviously using a tripod. This is the sun coming through my office window then goiing through a slatted chair bottom. I added the red tulip for some color and a break in the pattern. I have this same photo with the lines horizontal and it's boring. The diagonal lines made a big difference as does the direction they are going.

Comments

Francisco Baptista September 12, 2004

Hi Sue, this is a very original and grand picture. Great Work and great eye to "paint with the light". Best regards, Francisco - franciscophoto.blogspot.com #168192

Sue Carter September 16, 2004

Thanks Francisco. This was taken for an assignment in one of Byan Peterson's classes. It was fun to plys with lines and color.

Sue #786317


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